Beulah Valley Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1949 after the total loss of the Townsend house on middle creek. With the realization that the expanding community would benefit from fire protection the department was formed with Ray Traeber as first Fire Chief. Thanks to a donation from the city of Pueblo the department acquired one mounted steal tank with a 500 gallon capacity. In 1955 the first dedicated station was established on donated land and constructed with volunteer labor. The original station now known as station one was later expanded in 1976.Station 2 was later established in 2007 as the needs for another station to better serve the community became apparent.

     During its years of service, the department has responded to numerous calls. The largest response effort came during the Mason Gultch Fire in 2005. The fire was caused by a lightning strike and was fueled due to drought conditions, causing the evacuation of approximately 2,000 families. Although this fire threatened many houses to structures or properties were lost.